Each Unique Combination of _____ in a Contingency Table Is

question 70

Multiple Choice

Each unique combination of _____ in a contingency table is referred to as a(n) _____.

• A)variables;cell
• B)cells;variable
• C)rows;cell
• D)cells;expected frequency

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Definitions:

George Herbert Mead

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